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November 18, 2024

Visit Korea: Color Analysis


If you are visiting Korea for the first time like me, then you must consider getting a color analysis as one of your must-dos! Color Signal, located in the neighborhood of Sinsa in Gangnam district is a personal color consulting service that helps you find the colors that best suits your natural skin tone. They also offer styling advice on clothing colors, makeup, hair coloring, and accessories.

My friends and I had watched color analysis videos online and knew that the analysis could be a little harsh, but the person we got was very tactful. She spoke English and was very nice to us while letting us know which were our worst and best colors to wear. After the countless palettes of color fabrics draped on us were done, she determined our colors. I was surprised to discover I am a winter cool. 

After we determined our colors, she went over the best makeup colors to use including foundation to lip shade. It was a very thorough experience and it was even more fun that the three of us could do the analysis together. There is also a discount for having the session together. Highly recommend if you are looking to do something fun for yourself.





 

 

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January 12, 2023

Visit Seoul: Mugyo-Dong Bugeo-Guk


On our first full day in Seoul, we woke up early searching for a breakfast spot.  I checked Google Maps and saw a nearby eatery had excellent reviews - Mugyo-dong Bugeo-guk.

It had just opened and it was already bustling with locals.  People were leaving having already eaten, or they were picking up takeout orders, while the restaurant had many patrons seated and eating.

We promptly were directed to a table, and upon seating we were immediately served with banchan, rice, and fish soup.

Turns out - there is no menu, and the busy eatery is known for their dried pollack soup, or bugeo-guk, and that's pretty much all people eat there - soup and banchan!







I saw some people order a fried egg, so we ordered a fried egg too!

There were employees who spoke english, and they let us know we could get as much rice as we wanted, and with the huge containers of banchan on the table, I definitely got my fill of rice, banchan, and soup.  It was perfect for the rainy morning we had in Seoul.

I imagine people may indulge after a long night of drinking, or they may simply want to enjoy good, comforting food.

It was a great find!

Go where the locals go!

Mugyo-dong Bugeo-guk
38 Eulji-ro 1-gil, Mugyo-dong, Seoul, South Korea


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